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Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION.

4 Sabbath School convention under the
direction of the United Presbyterian
Presbytery of the Arkansas Valley com
menced its sittings this afternoon in the
Plymouth Congregational church. Ac-
cording to the program Rev. DIR. Owens
was expected to preside, but having been
delayed on the way here viii not be pres
ent until tomorrow morning, and in his
absence Rev. Jackson, of Anthony occu-
pied the chair.
The proceedings were opened by devo-
tional exercises, after which Rev. Dr.
White, of Arkansas City, led the thoughts
OF the convention IN an admirable paper
entitled 1.-The Relation of the Sabbath
School to Church Work" Devotional ex-
ercises were again engaged in, and the
convention afterwards thrown open
to voluntary discussion of the
preceding paper. Reys. Shannon
Eadie Graham, Turnbull and Armstrong
followed, all dwelling on the importance OF
giving the children thorough religious
training, and devising the best means of
holding them for the service of public
worship, after the Sabbath school has
been dismissed Next on the program was
/ q paper. (IlldllCdblOn VI ISdCuclS, W
Rev. J. w Dorrance. Mr. Dorrance was
reported absent, and the subject, and it
was moved that the subject be passed over
for the present. This was passed by con-
sent and sent to the committee on pro
gram.
Next paper, ''Music in the Sabbath
! School" by Rev. Mrs. j. 0. Campbell, was
not forthcoming, Mrs. c. being reported
unable to attend, and the topic was thrown
/ open for voluntary discussion. Several
delegates took part, all agreeing
that good music was an important
/ factor in efficient Sabbath school
work At this stage of the proceedings
/ praise service was engaged in for few
minutes, and the convention was led III
prayer by Rev. Armstrong.
! This ended the program for the after
noon session, and there being a few min
utes to spare Dr. White said he desired TO
supplement his previous remarks by a few
words on The relation of the Sabbath
school to the state;;" which he did, show
/ ing the influence a sound religious train
/ ing of the young must have on the future
! good government of the country.
! The question of forming an ASSOCIATION
! of energetic Sabbath school workers was
/ introduced by Rev. shannon, and after
some discussion, referred to committee
I of three who are TO report tomorrow.
! Some announcements were made ana the
convention adjourned TO meet at $50 p. III.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
Feast OF THE CANDLES. 3"

A most enjoyable occasion was the
''Feast of Candles given Sunday evening
at the residence. OF Lee Hays, corner Of
Water and Williams, by the children of
the Temple Emanuel. Recitations, music,
refreshments and pleasant social inter
course formed the entertainment of the
evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
MONTHLY MEETING.

The directors of the Guaranty fund life
insurance company held a meeting yester-
day at the office of the company. II was
the regular monthly meeting and a con-
siderable amount of routine business was
attended 10
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
COLONEL STEWART AT HOME.

Yesterday mornings EAGLE announced
the home arrival of Colonel NJ. Stewart and
his amiable and vivacious wife, accompa-
MED by their son Charley, who had been
attending a boys school at Falkstone,
England, during the travels of his father
and mother For eight months our old
friend and his wife have been visiting the
different families of this earth the various
children of our common parents, dlsslmllar
only in those things wrought by their her
itages of different times and places. Some
of these children he found in the zenith OF
their national strength and historical glory.
others only pointing TO the granduer OF
the past. the beautiful monumental works
| of their fathers, and yet still others who,
as of the first born, have only their tradi-
| tons, left, their crumbling ruins and the
story of decadence and vanished glories
| What peoples, what scenes, what thoughts
! have been crowded into that brief eight
months of our friends life. True he has
! impaired to the readers of these columns
something of it all, yet it can only be what
| the panoramic painting is to the actual
scenes. While with thousands of our
readers we have followed his footsteps SO
closely and attentively that now, in their
ending, We feel that we have been robbed
of some good, yet we know that
the letters Were but the crumbs which
fell from the prolonged feast-scarce-a re-
fleX of the feelings, emotions and incidents
but for a single day of all the many
months 1t seems to us that it would be
almost impossible to return home from
such trip and be happy; to return to the
new and the crude to the unfinished and
unstaple, and not be oppressed with the
thought Of how much there is yet TO do.
/ We have only met the colonel for few
moments, and as he looked perfectly con-
tented and happy, we viii not let our con-
illusions go as mere vagaries, while we
thank him for not forgetting us while tar
rying beside the cradle of civilization, he
having brought us cane which grew on
the banks of the stream from which Phar
oahs daughter fished out the baby who
was permitted to talk to the Creator
of this Universe face TO face; he having
brought US also pearl-shell paper-knife, a
work of art, made in the village above
whose humble roofs nearly nineteen hun
bred years ago, by the guiding light OF
that new star the sons of God
first sang the song of a new
Love and of another Babe-a star; q
song, Love and a Babe, which to this day
everywhere renders and preserves holy and
beautiful the fulfillment no less than thu
prophecy "The Bethlehem Of Judea."
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TO MINISTERS.

The Ministerial association voted at its
last meeting to request all ministers of the
city to preach next Sunday on the proper
observance of the Lords day. Ii Is hoped
that all will comply with the request.
J. W. LOVE, President.
". J. TULL, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Arrangements for the concert this even
ing az O. Douglas avenue Presbyterian
church are all made, and program that
Will ne genuine entertainment u prepar-
ed. The choir Of the First Presbyterian
church should Re greeted By fuu house
Of the people OF the West Side The ad-
mission Is only - cents. and the proceeds
for the benefit Of the church
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Married. az the residence OF John Swan
son, on Orchard street. Saturday evening
December 10, by Rev. r j. Brown, Wiiba
Mayne and Nellie ShaGghRessey, ali o
Wichita. i.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF

Holiday umbrellas with solid gold heads,
holiday umbrellas with solid silver heads, ele-
CANT nufhers beautiful handkerchief, warm
hosiery, downey blankets, ladies hand bags,
silver mounted pocket-books fur sets, fur
mufs, fur boas. The most elegant display at
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Those persons holding blanks Of the
twenty-five cent scheme IL behalf OF the
benevolent home, are earnestly requested
10 bring them in today "wednesday 10
Mrs. Z. g. Smyth. 81 Waco avenue, as
there are siill great many ont.
Mrs \. BAsLEY,
IJ-x-ss,8 .sr+
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

lOIal...- ......-.-- 80" -
The attention of the public IS called to
the generous offer OF Messrs, Cole q Jones,
clothiers, Nos. 2l6, 21S and go Douglas
avenue. They propose to donate per
cent of their sales during the week, from
December II TO December 10, to the cause
of the home. Respectfully,
Mrs. s. +. MITCHELL,
Financial Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Regular meeting Wichita Chapter Rose
Croix No. ) ~ & A. Scottish Rite IN theiF
temple, East douglas at 30 P. m, Wed
nesday, December a. Work. All brethren
earnestly requested 10 be present.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

The regular monthly meeting Of the
B. c. will Dc held at The county auditor :
Office this evening a. O'Clock sharp.
y. :. HoCGLASD. ACR2AT AYERs,
Secretary President
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

The Ladies Aid Society of the Plymouth
Congregational church viii meet today at
= D. IN al the residence Of Mrs. Anderson.
Grace avenue; two blocks east of Hyd-
raulic. Mgs. A MCCLASE.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Christian
church viii meet with Mrs- J. p. Miller al
her residence, iI44 North Lawrence avenue.
wednesday aiteEnoon at go .. "a
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Tomorrow night the combination dia-
mond stud belonging TO Baker, the cigar
man at GandOlfo,s s, will be ratified oil.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Messrs. Slime and Horne had stolen from
their office in Bitting block fine overcoat
and fur cap Sunday afternoon.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

o. II. Turney has sold his grocery store,
on the corner of Oak and Main streets, to
kennon * Phillips
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Gandolfo yesterday had quite a selection
of game on exhibition in front Of his hotel
consisting of black bear, deer, ducks and
wild turkeys. Joe says be is going to keep
nn with the town.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

\ syndicate OF Wichita capitalists, it is
understood, have purchased the paper now
being published at Clearwater and expect
TO move it to this city. And thus a long
felt want will be supplied.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Yesterday afternoon two large black
horses harnessed, and dragging behind
them part of singletree, came rushing
down North Market to Douglas, and there
turning west ran down the avenue. Sew
eral unsuccessful efforts were made to cap
ture the funaways on Market.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Mr.. George Sells, of Larned, register of
deeds of Pawnee county, was in the city
yesterday attending 10 business matters.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

A. Salpaugh, of Catskill-on-t he~Hudson,
n y, is in the city visiting friends. In
company with his brother Briggs he paid
the EAGLE a call yesterday. MIR. Salpaugh
expressed great surprise at finding such a
city as is spread out before the eye; but
most of all AT the Ito HIM unaccountably
low rate of taxation. His trip TO Wichita
is great revelation 10 him.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

The Ladies Benevolent Society will
meet AZ the residence Of Mrs X Harris,
corner Of Oak aad Emporia, to-day WED
nesdayj Dec, l4th, al p. N.
Mrs. fEASE EVANS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
MAIN STREET THEATER.

MAIN SIkEEI AiLEAIEks
The Main street Theater opened Monday
night TO "A good house in Ten Nights in a
Rarroom." Mr.. Lodge gave a clever I'M
personation of Sample Switched; Mrs.
Lodge does well as Mehitable Cartwright
Miss Lowell is stunning as Willie Ham
mond. and Little Lottie makes sweet
Mary Morgan. The play continues during
the week.
EMMA ABBoTT's APPROACHING VISIT.
The approaching visit OF the Emma Ao-
bott Grand Opera company Is worthy OF,
and Is receiving 3 large share of public at
tentioH. Wichita is not often favored By
a visit from so large and famous an oper-
attic organization a. the Abbott and our
citizens are not slow 10 appreciate the adj
vantage of the engagement OF 80 superior
A company. which indeed embraces many
of the most noted singers now appearing
in opera Emma Abbott viii appear III
three roles which she numbers among her
greatest successes, particularly II her i'm
PRESERVATION of ''Lenora IN the beautiful
II TrovatOren
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

The Santa Fe and Kansas Midland are
having set to about the crossing at
Mosley avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Yesterday afternoon the horse hitched
TO the delivery wagon of Holidays gro
Gerry became frightened on East Douglas
avenue near the Midland crossing and ran
west on the avenue, followed by crowd
of people. The runaway was captured in
front of the sherman house.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

The Mitchell building, On North Topeka,
is rapidly nearing completion. The front
is attractive and of a style of architecture
somewhat at variance with that of most
buildings of the city. The work upon the
interior is also advancing.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

The association of homeopathic physi
clans OF the southwest meet today and to-
morrow at Wellington. Wichita will be
represented by Drs. Ordway, A. Whitlock
and Ninnick. All are booked for manu-
ScriDts
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

In yesterdays EAGLE it was enormously
stated that w :. Tilton was freight So
licitor Of the Rock Island. Mr.. Copeland
new holds that position, Mr.. Tilton having
resigned a few days ago and accepted the
general agency of the Rock Island coal
COmpaR~
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Mr. Joe Baehr has decided to start a
drug store on the West Side III the Zim-
merly building
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Mr.. George C. Strong is out again after
a few days lay off with infamatory rheu
matism.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
NUSET ".

The Museum Is about the only place Of
amusement in the west that merits Boom
notice. and the enterprise OF the manage
ment, backed by strong attractions, cannot
fail TO draw every available dime Billy
Arlington and Dave Mccoy arr both i'm
mense Ia their black face sleeizlties- and
the Mitchell sisters are sure Of recall az
every performance The = Rough Daa-
mond" is presented IN admirable style,
and every point IN the COMEDY Is neatly
brought out. Extensive PREPARATIONS are
already being made for CHRISTMAS weeA,
and strong list az intermediate attrae-
tons insure the Museums present Popa-
larlty.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
PERSONAL.

Miss Hattie Lee has accepted position
with the Boston store.
Mr. f. F. Lewis is in st. Louis attending
to business matters.
J. H. d. Rosan and wife were in from
Saratoga yesterday.
Mrs Judge Thomas, who has been quite
i'll for some time, is rapidly improving,
A. T. Deckerman, Oswego; Gus Refs,
New York; George II. Lloyd, Chicago, are
at Hotel GandolfO.
Miss Sura Ringolsky, one of Leaven-
Horth's society bellies, is visiting Mrs.
a. Calischon, y. Topeka.
Mr.. Mcintyre, of the firm of Mcintyre &
Ceilings Yesterday left for Los Angeles,
where he viii visit for some months.
j. H. Anderson, of Cambridge, Ohio,
president of the Buckeye Land company,
was in the city yesterday and called on the
EAGLE.
Mr. q. d. Bacon, general western pas
senger agent of the Ohio q Mississippi
railway, is il the city, and after the first
of next month will be agent for the Rock
Island at Cincinnati.
DR. p d. st. John left last night for
Waterloo, Iowa to attend the golden we'd
ding of his parents on the 23d OF Decem-
Der. He expects to be out Of the city UNI
Ill Christmas and in the meantime DR. Z.
+. Scott will be in his office afternoons
and evenings to take charge of his
practice.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

j. w. Dean yesterday sold a car load of
fat cattle for cents per pound.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

The chicken fighters will again be on
deck tO-night.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14
TAX PAY MENTS.

The county treasurer, Mr.. George W.
Walters, reports taxes coming In rather
slowly. The daily payments of last week
and Monday last are as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

Mule power has been adopted on the
Mascot enterprise.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-14

DR.. p. d. st. John left last night for
Waterloo, Iowa to attend the golden wed
ding of his parents on the 23d of Decem-
T., no Of ha eli nm
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SlllrPEY--Nt residence Of parents No. 2la Mad
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= ROBINSON In this city Tuesday morning, No
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Sheriff Webb at the head OF the stairway,
who asked ii kallahcr was in the office.
Being told that he had gone out few miu-
utes before to see Mr. Donncly, Webb
went on in the office. showed the written
order OF attachment to Col Carroll, who
read il carefully and handed il back to the
officer without comment.
The deputy left and as he was 50 close
ON the heels OF his man, il could have
been reasonably presumed that within nm
hour from the time Mr.. Kallaher would
have been within the body OF the Jail. "
but not so. Up to o'clock this morning
the instantcr order Of the court had not
been enforced SO lar as MIR. kallaher was
concerned. Webb did rot see him. and
instead Of sleeping in Jail he slept else
where but just where he spent the night
was impossible to ascertain. He did not 90
to see Mr. Donnelly, as he claimed was his
purpose when lac lett Col. CAROLS office,
nor did Mr.. Donnclly see him last
night. The superstition OF both Col.
Carroll and Donnelly Is that kallaher, not
wishing TO spend the night in Jail, deter
mined 10 eyade the officer and sought a
safe hiding place, and tina; he viii present
himself before the court this morning,
when his attorneys will make an effort Ia
have the order revoked or modified, 80 Eur
rs imprisonment is concerned. The friends
OF kallahcr are confident that the above is
an explanation OF his hiding last night,
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Not only the gorgeous chrysanthcmums
but splendid plants Of the palms, camclias,
azalcas, Faster lilies bulbs Of every yaric.
T. Tor planting at this season, are offered
Tor sale 10y these good ladies at prices "A
low as they can he had in New York OF
Philadelphia. Let everybody invest in q
few plants. Tho thcatefs. the hotels, ON
ontcrprising merchants, will find beautiful
things there 10 decorate with. Won can
select the plants aud label them, but can
not remove them until the close 81 the ex-
hibition.
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Syrup OF Figs

Manufactured only by the California Fig
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al M,mplig
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W. u. Gates ct a. toni. w. Humphreys
lot on Madison avenue, 5000.
u. II. Posiou TO Henry Cobb, lot =,
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John johnson 20 John X. Speed AMI W.
T. Chase, lots ! and . block II, south
Memphis. 81
&. w. Frazier and vile 10 G,Y.-g -
Nclilclon, south part of block 81, 50. $50.
". II. Wood 10 Ferdinand Gates, l9i on
Manassas street, $1,000.
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PATSY, I've been insulicd Mickey
Doolan called me liar, " said IN excited
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Dinny, ] tink I'd tell the troot oitcncr.
and u YOU will bring me some Of sol cole.
mans ko-ko tulu chewing gum will tell
ye the story about George Washington and
his little Ratchet"
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Chancery Sale.

No Gfy2, u n.aiu The Chnnoufy Court " Shelby
County Tenn May T. Denlu. by her next
freud. ". John A. nrnic. ct al
Under and by virtue NJ u decree entered In hi,
osti.r nu Iuly ~ hi. rfurlri IN mtnuic book N.
page % % WILL NJ iir' Inl commission q on
Monday, ~" 9TH of December. 1897.
of D. O'Clock m loo front ~ The count house. In tho
civ ui Nruphis shelby county Trun.. ell the fol.
luulnF described rial ctinio. ~ The hlglicrt aud
h.t HIdIfs f,r tnsh. io.Wlt' ying. bciug and
rIulf,t Zoe thr TtNlug District 10 -hnlb, county.
Teun.. hit rIu ui Memphis. situated on routll
tuuit tif". rul brlng tlu east hiii ui lul No. 20
on tuu plfH'ui tip ul ihU sid DItF ~ Memphis,
aild Ilt i...uHiua Hi th' northeast fIfntr uf Etid
iut fti running iHUH.n west WIN the south side o
youth Ioufi .irrt BE- leri ~, Nchcs, ulcnrU south
NORTH u ioct inche, 10 thc beginning Terms Vi
ale cash " H. JORDAN,
Special Commissioner.
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A NEW PERPLEXITY.
THE ATTORNEYS Or PAT KALLAHER
AGAIN PUT TO WORK.

An Order from Judge DuBose to Put
the Offending Wharfmaster in the
Body OF the Jail the Cause-No Books
for the Jury as Yet
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DoS'r rAtL to hear Nashville Students
al Museum.
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The Great Chrysnntbrum show nj "
NJ, ~. HALL Tonight.

No lover Of the beautiful can afford Ia
miss the grand floral exhibition which the
ladies open tonight at Hebrew association
hall, Prof. Barney Hughes will make a
funny speech. A concealed orchestra will
discourse the sweetest music, and the
wealth OF flowers will make you think
Paradise rcgained.